Hello again, Pojo fans! This time around I'm reviewing a distruptive combo
that includes Peeves Causes Trouble, an Adventure, and the two Spells
Forgetfulness Potion and Snuffling Potion. Here's what each card does:
Peeves Causes Trouble
Adventure
Effect: Whenever your opponent draws 1 or more cards, he or she then takes
1 damage.
To Solve: Your opponent skips a total of 5 Actions. (Those Actions
don’t need to be one right after the other.)
Opponent’s Reward: You take 3
damage.
Forgetfulness Potion (7 P)
Spell
To play this card, discard 1 of your P Lessons from play. During your
opponent’s next turn, he or she can’t play cards.
Snuffling Potion (4 P)
Spell
Next turn, whenever your opponent draws a card, he or she discards it
instead of putting it into his or her hand.
On their own, Peeves and Snuffling are ok at best. Forgetfulness is pretty
good for a stall, though it costs several Lessons. Here's how this combo
works:
Play Peeves Causes Trouble. Next turn, play both Forgetfulness and
Snuffling Potions. With Peeves in play, your opponent must take 1 damage every
time they draw a card. And on their next turn, Snuffling Potion and
Forgetfulness Potion take effect. ;-) Not only will they have to take 1 damage
when they draw a card, they will have to discard it too (Snuffling).
Forgetfulness Potion stops them from playing any cards during that turn, which
increases the likeliness that they will draw cards to use up their Actions- and
that won't be a very good thing on their part.
Now, a smart, experienced play may decide to simply skip their Actions
instead of drawing cards- and in effect, discard them and take some damage. This
is not necessarily something to be disgruntled at, for if your
opponent does nothing, they can't throw you a curve with a new Creature or
Spell, or draw a card they may need.
Happy TCG-playing! :-)
*~ The Gamelord ~*